The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 1918 New Year's Sunrise
In Jiuli Village, the daisies on the back mountain bloomed overnight, and there was an endless stream of people who came to enjoy the flowers. In order to earn back the decoration costs of the village, Tang Shijiu developed a side job, which was to paint portraits for people.

And Tang Rong was also drawn into the ranks by her, one was in charge of ink painting and the other was in charge of sketching.

They are portraits of people standing among daisy fields.

These vivid and colorful portraits were introduced into the city, and a large number of carriages arrived.

These people have brought huge business opportunities. Jiuli Village does not have a ticket business, but the income from buying flowers and peripheral products is enough for everyone in the village to live a well-off life.

This tourist craze didn't subside until the day before New Year's Eve, but the village didn't relax at all. After the Chinese New Year, there was a joyous atmosphere everywhere.

Tang Shijiu's sister-in-law was so skillful that she made a new set of clothes for each child in the family, all of which were beaming red.

The children look forward to wearing new clothes every day. In fact, for the four of them who grew up in good clothes and well-fed food, new clothes are not so unusual. What makes them happy is nothing more than the process of looking forward to it.

On New Year's Eve, the women were cooking together, Qu Tiange went to the establishment to buy fireworks, and the children squatted in the corner watching the fireworks, as if they were afraid that the fireworks would run away with their long legs.

The dinner was hot out of the pot, and the table was full. The children and Bitao drank the corn juice made by Tang Nineteen himself. The rest of the people, each with a wine cup, wished each other a new year in the joyous atmosphere of saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new. coming year.

There were laughter and laughter in the house, and the atmosphere was happy. After the children finished eating, they went to the yard to set off fireworks.

After eating, everyone gathered in the yard.

Tang Rong lit the fireworks, and the colorful fireworks flew into the air, attracting the whole village to watch the fun.

In the once impoverished small village, whoever has spare money to buy fireworks, food and clothing are a problem.

Although they have made money now, things like fireworks are still luxury items, and ordinary people cannot afford them.

Many people saw fireworks for the first time in their lives.

Qu Tiange bought a lot and piled them all up in the corner.

After a full half an hour, the last day of the old year ended in dazzling splendor.

The coming year must be a good year.

Fireworks were set off, and the New Year's Eve arrived at midnight. The children dozed off early and were arranged to sleep on the same bed.

The adults were chatting outside, and at midnight, Bi Tao and Tang Shijiu's sister-in-law gradually became unable to hold on.

Finally, after midnight, the two of them said good night to everyone and went back to bed.

Tang Rong naturally went back to the house with his wife.

Tang Nineteen did not feel sleepy, the moonlight outside was shining brightly, covering the whole land, like soft silk satin, Tang Nineteen looked at Qu Tiange: "The night is long and I don't want to sleep, what do you think my husband should do?"

"Why don't we take a walk in the mountains together and climb up to look forward to the sunrise?"

Thinking of going together.

"Think, let me talk to Bi Tao and let her watch some children."

Tang Nineteen went in, told Bi Tao who was about to fall asleep, and when he came out, Qu Tiange took two cloaks: "It's still cold on the mountain at night."

Tang Nineteen took the women's money and put it on his shoulders.

"Go, wait for the sun to go out."

The two walked forward along the path, turned a corner, and went up a hillside. The steps on the hillside were neatly built.

In the past, it was just a barren hill, overgrown with weeds.

(End of this chapter)